BO1 Report
This is the appropriate report for the reporting company that has a single and sole owner who is fully responsible for all the company’s decisions.
- 1 Report
- 1 Ultimate Beneficiary
- LLC - Single Member
- Electronic Copy BOIR
$49
Go to Report BO1BO2 Report
This is the appropriate report for the reporting company that has two owners who are jointly responsible for all the company’s decisions.
- 1 Report
- 2 Ultimate Beneficiaries
- LLC - Two Miembros S or C Corp 2 Partners
- Electronic Copy BOIR
$99
Go to Report BO2BOM Report
This is the appropriate report for the reporting company that has any of the following: multiple owners, executives in charge of different functions (C-Suite), a board of directors and/or management council, or that is a subsidiary of a foreign company
- Annual Subscription Amendments, changes and updates to the Initial Report are included
- Multiple ultimate beneficiaries
- LLC - S Corp or C Corp with multiple Partners or Members Subsidiary of Foreign Company
- Electronic Copy BOIR
$299
Go to Report BOMBOA Report
Your company will have 30 days to report any changes to the reported information which may include; change in the name, address or unique identification number of a beneficial owner declared in a BOI report, change in beneficial owners, a sale that changes the 25% interest or the death of a beneficial owner among others.
$49
Go to Report BOABlog
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Prioridades de la Red de Control de Delitos Financieros FinCEN
La Red de Control de Delitos Financieros del Tesoro de los Estados Unidos ha determinado sus prioridades para monitorear y aplicar la ley en contra de las entidades y personas que no cumplan con la responsabilidad de reportar el Informe de Propiedad Beneficiaria (BOI).
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Riesgos de reportar BOI sin asesoría legal
Uno de los aspectos más importantes a considerar dentro de la nueva Ley de Transparencia Corporativa (CTA), son los riesgos que se corren al realizar un reporte del Informe de Propiedad Beneficiaria (BOI) sin el debido asesoramiento. Inclusive el Departamento del Tesoro de los Estados Unidos dentro de la Red de Control de Delitos Financieros advierte a los contadores públicos en el cuidado de realizar los reportes BOI, por lo que supone un riesgo significativo en el caso de que los accionistas de las empresas lo hagan sin contar con el apoyo de un abogado entendido en el tema.
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La Disolución de Compañías en torno a la Ley de Transparencia Corporativa
Una pregunta frecuente cuando se está tocando el tema de la nueva Ley de Transparencia Corporativa (CTA) es si una entidad que se disuelva antes del 31 de diciembre de 2024 aún estaría obligada a presentar un reporte de información sobre sus beneficiarios finales (BOI). Esta pregunta es muy importante.
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Transparency and Compliance: Keys to Navigating the BOI and the CTA
We provide expert guidance and practical strategies to ensure that your company not only complies with global regulations but also leverages these obligations to strengthen its reputation and sustainability in the market.
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